FDA: New Plan for Regulations, Oversight of Dietary Supplement Industry
The FDA has announced a new plan to significantly modernize the regulation and oversight of dietary supplements.
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In Aiming to Prevent Suicide, Facebook Faces Criticism From Public Health Sector
Facebook’s recent suicide prevention efforts have sparked debate in the public health community.
Discrimination Against Physician Mothers A Widespread Issue
Key themes identified included issues with gendered job expectations, financial inequalities, and limited advancement opportunities, among others.
Hospital Discharge During Holiday Season Considered Novel Risk for Readmission, Death
The “Christmas Effect” has been linked to increased risks in patients discharged from the hospital during the December holiday season.
Poor Health Outcomes Associated With Fear of Crime, Violence Among College Students of Color
College students of color report an increased fear of crime and violence on college campuses.
Assessing Insurance Coverage Trends in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adults in the Post-ACA Era
Lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults still delay medical care due to cost despite having access to insurance coverage.
Enough Is Enough? When Health Metrics Shift From Useful to Too Much
When is enough enough when it comes to health metrics?
#MeToo Movement: Public Health Challenges, Benefits Examined
Researchers are concerned that the increased focus on sexual harassment resulting from the #MeToo campaign may cause negative health outcomes.
FDA Launches MyStudies Mobile App in Effort to Increase Access to Real World Patient Data
The FDA has launched the MyStudies App, a mobile application aimed at supporting the collection of “real world” data and evidence for medical use.
Trick-or-Treating Pedestrian Fatalities: Awareness, Safety Interventions Can Reduce Risks
Trick-or-treating is a rite of passage for some, but has the potential to become deadly.
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